Juventus have confirmed Cristiano Ronaldo’s return to Manchester United for €15m plus €8m in bonuses, generating a ‘negative economic impact of approximately €14m for 2020-21.’

The Portuguese striker left Turin on Friday and, on the same day, Manchester United announced his return to Old Trafford.

Ronaldo had joined the Bianconeri in 2018 and scored 101 goals in 134 appearances while in Turin.

The 36-year-old underwent his medicals yesterday and Juventus have now confirmed the official figures of the deal.

“Juventus Football Club S.p.A. announces that an agreement with Manchester United FC Ltd for the definitive disposal of the registration rights of the player Dos Santos Aveiro Cristiano Ronaldo has been reached for a consideration of € 15.0 million payable in five financial years, which might be increased, up to a maximum of € 8.0 million, upon achievement of specific performance objectives over the duration of the employment contract with the player,” the official statement read.

“This operation generates a negative economic impact of approximately € 14.0 million on the 2020/2021 financial year due to the partial write-down of the net book value of the player’s registration rights.”

The Bianconeri bid their farewell to Cristiano Ronaldo on their official website.

“On 10 July 2018, two icons of the European and football world came together – Cristiano Ronaldo became a Juventus player. Today, after three years together and 133 appearances, 101 goals scored and five trophies won, that chapter has come to an end…. The paths of CR7 and Juventus have gone their separate ways.

“On that day in July, when Cristiano arrived in Turin, the electric feeling of those great days could be felt through the air. The Juventus fans welcomed CR7 like a king, eager to see him on the pitch and cheer with him. It was a great story.

His firsts left us impressed: the first outing at Villar Perosa, where tradition and the desire to write a wonderful future came together, the first official match in Verona against Chievo, and of course, his first goal, the first iconic “Siuuu” that echoed around the Allianz Stadium against Sassuolo. Then, there were the first trophies won together: the first Super Cup, obviously decided by him, the first Scudetto title, and this year, the first Italian Cup. But that’s not all, he also finished for the first time in Italy as the league’s top scorer. Then there were the broken records – lots of them.

“He was the first player in Juventus history to score at least 100 goals in all competitions in his first three seasons with Juventus, and since his arrival in Serie A, he has scored more goals than any other player: 81, at least 10 more than any other. Not only that, with the aforementioned title of top scorer, he also become the first to sit on the throne of the top goalscorers in Serie A, LaLiga and the Premier League.

“The unforgettable moments experienced together were many. We could recite them and relive them, but it would not help, because everyone has their own special memory linked to CR7. Everyone has a shared emotion that does not need to be dusted off, because everyone will always remember what they felt in walking this stretch of road together.

“Today that bond born on July 10, three years ago, has been dissolved, but what has been written will forever remain. It has been an incredible journey.”

Juventus had already signed Brazilian striker Kaio Jorge before Ronaldo’s arrival in Turin and are expected to announce the return of Moise Kean on loan with an option to buy from Everton.

4 thought on “Juventus announce official figures of Cristiano Ronaldo deal”
  1. we had to get him out before he did permanent damage, but United could have paid that up front; they both absolutely fleeced us.

  2. What happened to the hierarchy at the club, 10 years ago they started something special that resulted in back to back titles and CL finals, it’s all become a shambles!

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